Peer Mentoring Program – Mentors
The Faculty of Law with the support of SULS (Sydney University Law Society) and CLSS (Chinese Law Student Society) launched a Peer to Peer Mentoring program in February 2010. You may have been involved as a mentor/mentee with this program or perhaps you were involved with one of the other facility mentoring programs. This program has also run in 2011 and 2012.
Your role as a mentor:
As a mentor you will have the opportunity to:
- Attend a 60 minute mentoring information session (If you were a law mentor in previously).
- If you are new to mentoring you will attend the information session and a two hour training session that will provide you with the skills to be an effective mentor.
- Receive a certificate that you can include in your resume that will outline your skills and experience gained in the program.
- Mentor either JD students or LLB (combined) students.
- Make new friends and widen your networks.
- Help new students settle into the University.
- Attend a range of social and academic events.
What do I need to do to be part of the program?
As a mentor you should:
- Complete the recruitment form.
- Attend a training session or information session (based on your mentoring experience) on either February 19 or 20, 2013.
- Attend the program launch in February for either JD students (Thursday 21 Feb, 5pm) or LLB students (Wednesday 27 Feb, 1:30pm) where you will meet your mentees.
- Work with 5-10 mentees to provide information and support on the faculty and University.
- Work in partnership with another mentor to share your knowledge and experience with mentees.
- Have at least two face-to-face meetings in the first five weeks of semester to share your knowledge and experience.
- Encourage your mentor to attend social and academic events
- Direct students to various support services available on campus
- Participation in feedback to evaluate the program
How do I enrol in the program?
We are now recruiting mentors for the 2013 program. Please complete the recruitment form to register for the program.
For more information, please contact the Mentoring Program Coordinator.





